Differental
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Hello everyone I just want to clear something up. This has nothing to do with a jeep unfortunately 
but my cousin bought a 2003 Chevy avalanche and it came with the two front tires, and the driver side rear tire are the same size (265) while his passenger rear tire is a 255 and he thinks driving like this is gonna destroy his differential. That's not true right? A
but my cousin bought a 2003 Chevy avalanche and it came with the two front tires, and the driver side rear tire are the same size (265) while his passenger rear tire is a 255 and he thinks driving like this is gonna destroy his differential. That's not true right? A
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Year: 1990
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Im betting that it is an open differential, so no it wont kill it but i wouldnt drive it like that very long, probably wear out the bearings prematurely.
How does he think people with little donut tires for spare tires get around still when one small and one big. It is ok for short period of time, but not long imo.
How does he think people with little donut tires for spare tires get around still when one small and one big. It is ok for short period of time, but not long imo.
Last edited by OleBlue; Oct 19, 2012 at 12:47 AM.
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